Voters across Tennessee will have a chance to vote in all 99 Tennessee House of Representative districts this year, as all ...

Sophie Cogan receives funding from the EPSRC Fusion Centre for Doctoral Training ... this background that tech companies have been looking to renewables and nuclear fission to supply electricity ...

Alphabet's Google is backing the construction of seven reactors by Kairos Power, the latest move by a tech giant to ramp up nuclear energy to power AI. The target, Google said, is to add 500 ...

This article explores the geopolitical implications of Kazakhstan's nuclear power referendum and the role of Russia's Rosatom in Central Asia's energy landscape.

(AWS Photo) Amazon today announced agreements supporting the construction of a next-generation nuclear power plant in its home state of Washington — marking the latest development in the tech ...

However, they follow a flurry of other nuclear agreements struck by large tech firms over the past year. Nuclear energy operator Constellation Energy announced last month that it had reached a ...

signing a deal with nuclear tech startup Kairos Power to use small nuclear reactors. The partnership marks a significant move as Google seeks reliable, carbon-free energy sources to meet the ...

Nuclear power is garnering renewed attention amid growing demand for power and cleaner energy NEW YORK -- Nuclear power is garnering renewed attention amid growing demand for power and cleaner ...

After several decades in which investment in new nuclear facilities in the U.S. had slowed to a crawl, tech giants Microsoft and Google have recently announced investments in the technology ...

Google is the latest big player in artificial intelligence that will turn to nuclear power as a means of meeting the heavy energy needs of data centers. The company has reached an agreement with ...

Nuclear power is increasingly being recognized for its potential to revolutionize energy supply in data centers, a necessity as artificial intelligence continues to drive demand. Companies like ...